The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1919, Page 13

U.S. ARMY CAPTAIN SAYS ‘MILIONARRE STOLE WEE'SLOVE Clubman Called. te Court After Husband Tells Story to Magistrate, A summons issued by Magistrate ‘Tobias in the Yorkville Court, return- able to-day, calls for the appearance Of a man descibed as “a millonaire @nd a member of fashionable clubs” © answer the complaint of Capt. La Vertie A. Davies, formerly of the M7th Machine Gun Battalion, now an advertising man living at the Sap Rafael Hotel. It was learned to-day that Capt Davies, in addition to making his complaint in the Magistrate's court, is in consuitatioa with lawyers and that a civil action is contemplated, The. trouble has to do with Capt, Davies’ pretty young wife, Ruby, and fis absence in France. The first LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES Girls! Make beauty lotion for a few cents—Try it! Squeeze the, julee of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces aff orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle apd tan lotion and pesind gine beau- tier at very, very small cost. Your grocer has the lemons and any dyug store or toilet counter will sup- ply three ounces of orchard white far @ few cents. Massage this fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and di disappear ‘and how clear, soft and rosy white the skin becomes. Yes! It ts harm jean and never irritates.—Advt eet Dublic notice of the trouble was last Tuesday afternoon, when Capt. Davies went into the dining room of the Hotel Chatham, 48th Street and | Vanderbilt Avenue, and saw his wife at a table with two men. A few minutes later Capt. Davies was ar- rested on his wife's compiaint, and the story was told soon afterward in the Yorkville Court. As Capt. Dav:os entered the dining room, according ‘to the testimony, his wife saw him and walked toward him, saying: “Verne, don’t start atything here, Go on out.” Davies refused, threatened the men at his wife's table and was restrained by hotel attaches, His wife mean- while had called Patrolman John J. Duffy of the East 6ist Street Station, who arrested Davies of his wite’s complaint of disorderly conduct, In ‘court Davies said to the Magistrate: “I came back from France about a year ago tolact as a military fn- atructor. ’ “My wife bad moved to a fashion- able apartment at Park Avenue and 5th Street. Her attitude toward me was changed. She would have noth- ing to do with me, she said, unfess I maintained that apartment, paid about $9,000 debts she had contracted and maintained hér In the luxurious fashion to which in my absenee she had become Meeustomed: . 1. offered her a fashionable home such as my circumstances would permit, “Her affection for me, I founda, had been alienated by a milliomaire club- man. I want the ai@ of. the Inw to make this man undérstagd that he must leave my wife alone, I want her to play the gdme of life straight. I have always Teved her, but she ts on the wrongtrask. She i only a girl and she doesn't realize” Magistrate Tobias dismissed the wife's complaint against Davies and promised to help him. He then issued the summons for the “millionaire” whom Davies bad partly named. Davies sald he had seen his wife | with the man nameéd at the Aviators’ | Ball on April 26 and that he had seen {her again with ¢he same man coming from the Midnight Frolic. He ¢old suit for alienation of his wife's af- fections and that he was in consulta- tion with the law firm of Morgan J. O'Brien, Mrs. Davies was Hving at the Chatham Hotel until Tuesday. Since then she ts said to have gone to the home of het mother. She is @ pretty brunette, twenty-four years old. The marriage was on Jan. 5, 1917. | reporters that he contemplated a civil! « ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 1 VIENNA HUNGRIEST.. CAPITAL IN EUROPE, "REPORTS DISCLOSE American Relief Administration Bulletin Gives: Praise to Newly Liberated States. \ “The hungriest’ capital in Europe,” aecording to to-Gay's bulletin of thé | American Retief Administration on conditions in Central and Southeast- ‘ern Burope, “is Vienna,” Nearly all the righ farm lands which formerly supported the city have gone to the néw nations of Hungary or Czecho-Slovakia, accord- ‘ing to the bulletin, and “Vienna face’ |a Bad future.” Owing to chaotic po- litleal conditions, it 19 difficult to dis- tribute food. On the whole, according to reports received from what the Administra- tion describes as “authentic sources,” the neWly Hbemted states are dis- playing a stability and reliability be- yond anticipation, Poland, in par- ticular, receives high praise, The bulletin gays: “Poland is fighting Bolshevism not only for its own sake, but for the sdke of the world, The Pilsudski Government is making pfogress in setting up a national and economic life. It recognizes as its irst duty a betterment of the conditions of the Peasants and the upbuilding of ® strong middie class.” The bulletin adds that Poland is in| desperate need of food, clothes, .raw | material and machinery. Of Roumania, the administration says, the people are in desperate need | of food, but adds: | “The' Roumanian Government re- | mains stable beyond anticipation.” ’ | jeclared.to form one of against Bolshevism. n nor German shevism,” says, the bulletin, “h: deen able to gain a foothold in t new State.” Like praise is given to the newly constituted administration of Czecho- | Slovakia, It is pointed out that this| State is better off than many of her neighbors, because she is richly en-| dowed with resources both of food | amd raw materials. There is every | prospect of a good harvest. The situation in Juglo-Slavia, which includes old Serbia, is not so satisfactory, but it is remarked that the new Government of Jugo-Slavia jore Conseription in Great Britain TS a AEARN 5, 1919. _ STORE OPEN 9 A.M, TQ 5:30 P. 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